Pink world
The new definition of kitsch - probably this is the best way to describe 7310 Supernova. We have already seen fashion phones from the renowned manufacturer, it was L’Amour series and everything, but this one tops them all, or at least in terms of pinkness. The disgusting design of the ugly back, the mirror front and the keypad… you just simply can’t describe these. I would like to quickly note that there is a low-keyed edition of the phone, 7310 Classic.
There are no problems with the handset in terms of size and grip. It weighs 83 grams, it has an average size (106.5 x 45.4 x 11.95 mm) and the medium quality plastics provide a firm grip. The front panel can be changed, just like on 2600 Classic, I know, this is here only because the users want it. But I see that I have another cracking and creaking piece of crap in my hands. Even the cheapest Samsung has a better assembly quality. Of course the target audience is not interested in this.
The front is mostly shiny, the display can be used as a mirror; I personally didn’t find this useful at all, but there are probably some people who consider this important. The pink elements are present as always, the kitschy stripe runs along the sides. The only things that break this union are the white function keys. I would really like to ask: if the whole phone is pink, why aren’t these? This part of the keyboard, is easy to use, the numerical part, that has Chinese characters too, has some issues, as the lines are made of a single piece of plastic, I didn’t find their use really comfortable. The previously mentioned mirror-display has a diagonal of 2”, a resolution of 240 x 320 and is of exceptional quality.
The back is a wonder by itself. It’s a massive piece of pink horror, and even more, it is made of a low quality plastic. The pattern is pictured above, the 2 megapixel camera with fixed focus can be the single refuge for the eyes horrified by this visual experience. The speaker is in the bottom, but the three holes shouldn’t deceive anyone: it’s a mono speaker.
On the top, besides the 2.5 mm jack output, we can find the microUSB port, which is protected by a cover. On the right there are the volume control keys, while on the left there is the charger’s connector and a Nokia logo. On the top there is only the button for taking off the back cover.
A cikk még nem ért véget, kérlek, lapozz!
